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[[Sting (person) | Sting]] produced this song right after [[The Police]] played their concert at the Reading Festival on [[1979-08-24]]. When Duggie Campbell had to do the lead vocals both [[Sting]] and [[Hugh Padgham]] were surprised that they weren't as good as on his demo. Duggie replied that the demo's vocals had been sung by his drummer - whom he sacked because he was better than himself !!
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[[Sting (person) | Sting]] produced this song right after [[The Police]] played their concert at the Reading Festival on [[1979-08-24]]. When Duggie Campbell had to do the lead vocals both [[Sting]] and [[Hugh Padgham]] were surprised that they weren't as good as on his demo. Duggie replied that the demo's vocals had been sung by his drummer - whom he had sacked because he was better than himself !!
  
 
Two years later [[The Town House]]'s engineer [[Hugh Padgham]] produced [[The Police]]'s [[Ghost In The Machine]] ... and then many more [[The Police]] / [[Sting]] works.
 
Two years later [[The Town House]]'s engineer [[Hugh Padgham]] produced [[The Police]]'s [[Ghost In The Machine]] ... and then many more [[The Police]] / [[Sting]] works.

Revision as of 19:18, 16 January 2019

"Enough To Make You Mine"
7" cover
Recorded by Duggie Campbell
Released: 1979
Recorded: 1979
Length: 3:02
Album(s): non album track
Label(s): Dindisc
Writer(s): Duggie Campbell
Producer(s): Sting
Studio(s): The Town House
Released as single: YES

"Enough To Make You Mine" is a song written by Duggie Campbell and recorded by Duggie Campbell (produced by Sting) in late August 1979.

About the song

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Personnel

Singles

7" Singles

Cover art Catalog no. A-side song/B-side song Release date Release country
Enough To Make You Mine single.jpg Din 3 "Enough To Make You Mine" / "Steamin'" 1979-MM-DD UK


Lyrics

lyrics
still 
missing
...

Quotations and trivia

Sting produced this song right after The Police played their concert at the Reading Festival on 1979-08-24. When Duggie Campbell had to do the lead vocals both Sting and Hugh Padgham were surprised that they weren't as good as on his demo. Duggie replied that the demo's vocals had been sung by his drummer - whom he had sacked because he was better than himself !!

Two years later The Town House's engineer Hugh Padgham produced The Police's Ghost In The Machine ... and then many more The Police / Sting works.

Keyboarder Paul Fishman would meet Sting again when he supported The Police on their 1984 US tour with his band Re-Flex. Sting later joined Re-Flex when they recorded How Much Longer at Utopia Studios in London, England, UK.

Alternative and cover versions

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See also

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External links

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References

source: Duggie Campbell, Hugh Padgham, 7"